Document `DateTime` formats
See original GitHub issueRight now, we only mention DateTime as an available type in docs, but we don’t give specific examples about the format of this type. We should give some examples and explain the format that’s accepted.

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If that happens, we are more than happy to adopt it and update our APIs. But history tells us, that is still quite some time out before you can rely on it and we only support Node versions that do as well.
Please make sure your investigation above is also mentioned in an issue in the main repository @carchrae - or even in a new issue there. We are aware of limitations with dates and might be looking into fixing these in the future - so every comment and issue that explains what exactly and why this is limiting will influence our decision making there. (Issues here though tend to be overlooked for obv reasons)